Visualisation of turbulent wedges under the influence of favourable pressure gradients using both shear-sensitive and temperature sensitive liquid crystals
Visualisation of turbulent wedges under the influence of favourable pressure gradients using both shear-sensitive and temperature sensitive liquid crystals
Emmons discovered in 1951 that boundary layer transition occurred when some arrow shaped disturbances, or turbulent spots, formed randomly and grew as they propagated downstream until they merged and covered the entire flow field. Using Emmons’ spot hypothesis, and with a knowledge of the spot’s propagation rate and spreading angle, one could model the boundary layer intermittency distribution more accurately, hence the transition process.
Chong, T.P.
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Zhong, S.
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Hodson, H.P.
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2002
Chong, T.P.
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Zhong, S.
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Hodson, H.P.
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Chong, T.P., Zhong, S. and Hodson, H.P.
(2002)
Visualisation of turbulent wedges under the influence of favourable pressure gradients using both shear-sensitive and temperature sensitive liquid crystals.
International Symposium on Visualization and Imaging in Transport Phenomena, Antalya, Turkey.
04 - 09 May 2002.
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Emmons discovered in 1951 that boundary layer transition occurred when some arrow shaped disturbances, or turbulent spots, formed randomly and grew as they propagated downstream until they merged and covered the entire flow field. Using Emmons’ spot hypothesis, and with a knowledge of the spot’s propagation rate and spreading angle, one could model the boundary layer intermittency distribution more accurately, hence the transition process.
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International Symposium on Visualization and Imaging in Transport Phenomena, Antalya, Turkey, 2002-05-04 - 2002-05-09
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T.P. Chong
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S. Zhong
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H.P. Hodson
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